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Oregon's New NFL Coach Hire Is Bigger Than It Appears

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The Oregon Ducks have hired Rip Rowan to their defensive coaching staff, an experienced coach at both the NFL and collegiate levels. How can the addition of Rowan help Oregon's defense that returns several key players for the 2026 season?

What Rowan Brings to Oregon Ducks Defense

Rowan’s experience coaching at both the collegiate and the NFL level makes him a valuable addition for an Oregon defense that looks to remain consistent under new defensive coordinator Chris Hampton, who takes over for Tosh Lupoi after his departure to become the coach for the California Golden Bears.

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Oregon's New NFL Coach Hire Is Bigger Than It Appears

The offseason additions to Oregon coach Dan Lanning’s coaching staff continued on Monday, as the Ducks are expected to hire Rip Rowan as a member of their defen

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    Bio says he played DE and LB, and started all four years at Austin Peay. Made the Deans List each of the four years, and graduated in 2014.

    He has 10 years of coaching experience, and may fit in well with the “young and hungry” coaching staff at Oregon.

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